Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 12MP, 50MP and 200MP camera shots compared early

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is equipped with a massive 200MP primary camera, which shoots at 12MP resolution in regular mode, and 50MP mode (shots below). Samsung’s latest beast produces excellent quality images in the full 200MP resolution as shots revealed before launch.

Thanks to tipster IceUniverse, we now have the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera shots in 12MP, 50MP and 200MP that are enlarged by 8x. Comparing the images captured by different modes, the 200MP camera resolution delivers a mid-blowing result, without compromising quality.

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The Galaxy S23 Ultra uses Samsung’s best ISOCELL HP2 image sensor, which is equipped with Tetra2pixel technology. Following the software-derived instructions, it turns itself into a 12MP or 50MP or 200MP resolution, offering never before possibilities.

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The images revealed by tipster clearly show the difference between the photographs captured by Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphone in all three available resolution modes. After capturing, the images are enlarged by 8x to show the details that are unquestionably “lossless” in the 200MP mode.

You can check them out below.

S23 Ultra 12MP 8x Enlarged

S23 Ultra 50MP 8x Enlarged

S23 Ultra 200MP 8x Enlarged

On his Twitter account, you can see the image samples in the highest resolution as the shots uploaded on site are compressed manually.

Samsung’s going to introduce the Galaxy S23 series on February 1st at an in-person Galaxy Unpacked event in San Francisco. These devices offer big upgrades in terms of design (except for Ultra), processor, display (except Ultra) as well as overall performance.

A few days back, it was reported that the Galaxy S23 base variant costs $799.99, Galaxy S23 Plus costs $999.99 for the 8GB + 256GB, and the Galaxy S23 Ultra costs $1,199.99 for 8GB + 256GB in the US. Moreover, early buyers are expected to get a free storage upgrade.

Don’t forget early camera test: